The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning enters today's final hour talking Blue Jays with former Major Leaguer and SN590’s own, Kevin Barker! The co-host of Blair and Barker dives into Bowden Francis’ recent run, if he has solidified his spot in the rotation next season, and Davis Schneider’s struggles, before looking at the team's needs to be competitive in 2025 and where priorities should lie. Next up, B&B shift their attention to the NFL and look ahead to an long standing AFC rivalry set to be showcased on Thursday Night Football. Ty Dunne, national NFL writer and founder of GoLongTD.com, discusses the Josh Allen once again playing the hero for the Bills in Week 1, before taking a closer look at his career path and why Buffalo relies on his style of play (29:00).

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning discuss some Toronto sports figures they recall that changed their public perception the most during their time in the city. Next B&B check in with former Leafs’ GM, now host & analyst, Gord Stellick for his thoughts on the latest reports and news regarding the Toronto Maple Leafs. He weighs in on where he thinks Nick Robertson should slot in on this team and if the opportunity is there for him this season under new head coach Craig Berube. Next, James Sharman joins the guys to discuss how the belief in Canada Soccer has been raised and now they are expected to win when they play their North American rivals (21:22).

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show on the re-signing of Nick Robertson and the report that Max Pacioretty will soon be in the mix. Next, the pair turn their attention to the Blue Jays who won last night. B&B discuss Davis Schneider coming through with a big hit and RBI for the first time in a long time; looking at where things went wrong for him and how he has approached trying to correct it (28:09).

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The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning heads into today's final hour looking back on Week 1 in the NFL to discuss the best and worst from the quarterback position. Mike Jones, NFL writer for The Athletic, joins the conversation to help break down the Monday's clash between the Jets and 49ers, how Aaron Rodgers looked in his first full game with New York, the likelihood Kyle Shanahan can lead San Francisco back to the Super Bowl, and more. Next up, B&B get back to baseball alongside MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (26:21). After remembering James Earl Jones, the morning duo get Adnan’s take on Bo Bichette's comments that he wants to remain in Toronto long-term and discuss the faith they have in the organization's executives to lock him up this offseason. To end today’s show, Ben and Brent give their thoughts on the breaking news that the Maple Leafs have re-signed forward Nick Robertson.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning break down Bo Bichette's comments to Shi Davidi about his ultimate goal being to stay in Toronto and win alongside Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Do the boys believe him? The boys get into it all before being joined by Shi Davidi himself to give more insight into his conversation with Bo and what negotiations would look like to extend him this offseason. Also this hour, the morning duo look back at Week 1 in the NFL and ask what they believe to be fact or fiction from what they saw (26:33).

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show on the Monday Nighter that featured Aaron Rodgers returning to the field. The morning duo talked about how he looked playing, whether the Jets are actual Super Bowl contenders, and whether head coach Robert Saleh is on the hot seat already. Next B&B turned their attention to the Blue Jays who lost last night in a low-scoring affair as their bats seemed to go quiet. The hour ends with a discussion of Nick Robertson as new reports suggest he has re-thought his role with the Leafs as it is trending for him to return (27:37).

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The final hour of today's FAN Morning Show hosted by Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi kicks off alongside Sportsnet's own Ben Nicholson-Smith. The trio discuss Spencer Horwitz' recent stretch of play, if Yariel Rodriguez has done enough to secure a spot on the Blue Jays' 2025 roster, striking the perfect mixture of left and right-handed pitchers in a rotation and bullpen, and Bo Bichette’s recent comments surrounding his future in Toronto. Later on, NFL insider James Palmer joins the show to share his takeaways from Week 1 of the NFL season (26:13). He dives into the Lions' overtime win over the Rams, the growing rivalry between the two teams, the Eagles' start to their new campaign, who could challenge Patrick Mahomes as the league's top quarterback this season, the Steelers' plans behind centre, and much more!

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Brent and Daniele kick off the second hour giving their thoughts on Kendrick Lamar being announced as the SB halftime show headliner. Then, Trey Wingo joins the show to break down his thoughts on the rookie QB’s NFL debut, including Caleb Williams’ win. Next, they discuss the issues in Cincinnati following the Bengals' shocking week 1 loss to the Patriots, Chase’s contract situation and the atmosphere in the Bengal’s locker room. They end the hour continuing their takeaways from week 1 of the NFL season (30:14).

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Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi kick things off recapping the first Sunday of the NFL season! They discuss how they take in football on Sundays before diving into the game action. They discuss the Tyreek Hill situation before the game. Then, they discuss the Dallas Cowboys paying Dak Prescott and their thoughts on the historic contract extension for the Cowboys QB. Then, they discuss how the Jays newer faces have looked this season and what the best-case scenario is for them long-term in Toronto (36:09).

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the final hour of the week talking Blue Jays with Sportsnet's own Dan Shulman. After some quick preseason Packers thoughts, the trio dive into their takeaways from the final stretch of the season, how Will Wagner fits at second base long-term, and how the last 20 games will impact the team's offseason plans. Later on, 11-year NFL veteran and three-time Pro Bowler turned CBS sports analyst, Donte Whitner joins the guys on the heels of the first game of the season (27:42). They chat about if the 49ers' can overcome their offseason turmoil to remain favourites in the NFC, along with how big of a difference Jim Harbaugh can make with the Chargers. Ben and Brent close out the week with some final thoughts on the upcoming weekend of football!

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